Clayton 1600G have secondary burn design?

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thundar

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Jan 6, 2012
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SE Ohio
Hey guys, I have had my Clayton 1600G for 11 years. It does a great job, but I was just curious, does anyone know if it has the "secondary burn" design like the newer super efficient wood stoves do? I don't think it does, but I was just curious. I have a second pipe location, and I am thinking about installing a Hearthstone Heritage for when it is too warm to run my Clayton. My Clayton works "too good" when it gets above 40 degrees. Runs us out of the house. I know the Hearthstones are super efficient, and I'm planning on using it on those days when the high temperature is in the 40s (which we have a lot of in Southern Ohio). But I was mainly just wondering about the design of my Clayton. Burn about 8-10 medium pieces of wood every 8 hours or so with the Clayton.
 
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